Teacher uses dance to buoy her through battle with brain tumor
(WorldNews Health)

Kim Drewes came up with the dance routine lying flat on her back in a hospital bed in Chicago, a little over a month after her second craniotomy.At the time, the music coursed through Drewes` mind from the beeping sounds of a hospital room and the pulsing rhythm of a heartbeat to the strains of `All Time Low` and `No Tears Left` that segued to `I`m A Survivor.`Drewes also pinpointed the emotions her dance character would exude: nervousness, fright, sadness, victory.On ......